In the market for a beautiful tent? I love these ones:   

We are planning our summer camping trips. Before the arrival of little man, camping meant a no-joke hike with our bare necessities strapped to our back and a breathtaking view at the end of a tough climb. Now that we have a kiddo, it means  packing our car with the million necessary kid things and finding a site with easy access to a bathroom. It's still a fun time. I loved these pictures from Style Me Pretty Living. I'm ready to pitch a tent and snuggle around the campfire in the great outdoors.

I'm a fan of balance bikes in general, but the Early Rider bikes are at the top of my list. It's the flames. I can't help myself.

The Glücksstuhl is a walker, a chair, a blackboard for drawing, a secret hiding place, a rolling cart. It's a thoughtful, well-designed toy. 

Have a lovely weekend with your little ones. I'm scheduling big blocks of play time with my guy. Hope you can do the same.

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1) Storage for crayons:

2) Building blocks for the nerds of the future: 

3) A mixer:

4) Croc Pile:

5) A create-your-own ball course:

It's been a cold, snowy March here. If you're starting to feel claustrophobic indoors, try an idea spotted over at A Few Things From My Life. Doesn't this look like a fun way to share a meal?

1) These swings: 

2) Tell Me A Story Set: 

3) Bundle-up clothes:

4) Flying Tricycle: 

5) Key and lock (my guy is obsessed with locking and unlocking things):

These are some of my favorite spooky gift ideas for your little ones.

1) Skull boots: 

2) Hugo the Ghost: 

3) The kid who saves Halloween: 

4) Wooden skull to store little treasures:

5) Creepy crawly Beetle Rattle:

Garland and balloons for a Halloween bash: 

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